Bill Evans - Conversations With Myself Artist_The Andy Tolman Cartel double-fisted aggression while also quietly

double-fisted aggression while also quietly testing the boundaries of music by incorporating elements of psychedelia and shoegaze

Finnish maverick Jimi Tenor hit the studio for a mouth-watering head to head with Afrobeat drumming legend

as though in the blink of an eye

anchored by Staples’ inimitably intimate

Bill Evans - Conversations With Myself Artist_The Andy Tolman Cartel double-fisted aggression while also quietlyRecording with Glenn Gould's piano at studio sessions on February 6 and 9, and May 20, 1963, Bill Evans used the method of overdubbing three different yet corresponding piano tracks for each of the songs on Conversations With Myself. The album features mostly traditional standards, with the exception of two compositions by Thelonious Monk, and one Evans original, "N. Y. C.'s No Lark" (which pays homage to Evans' friend and fellow jazz pianist Sonny